Free Ball Cap With $250+ Order | Details
Legendary Stories Start Here | Shop The Fall Collection
$6 Standard Shipping—No Minimum | Details
Get a free ballcap when you spend $250 or more on merchandise! Limit 1 free ballcap per order while supplies last. Item substitutions may be made at the sole discretion of Orvis. Free ballcap is not eligible for return or exchange. Minimum $250 merchandise order total is after any/all discounts have been applied. Exclusions apply. See orvis.com/exclusions for details. This offer is valid online at orvis.com only. Free ballcap will be shown on the checkout screen and/or in the order confirmation when conditions of the promotion have been met. Not valid on previous purchases. Not valid at Orvis retail or Orvis Outlet stores. Cannot be combined with any other promotional offer. Taxes, shipping, handling, and duties do not count toward the qualifying amount. One-time use. No cash value. Offer valid through October 29, 2026 at 11:59PM ET, or while supplies last.
$6 Standard Shipping is valid on merchandise orders of any amount after promotions and discounts are applied. Shipping applies to standard shipping to a single address in the United States only. Not valid on oversized or special-delivery items.
Success Success has been added to your cart
Wear muted hues. Brightly colored fly fishing clothes stand out more than earth tones. Fish can see color, so if your clothing is highly visible, they’ll notice you.
For fly fishing in winter, remember that layers keep you warm. Start with a lightweight, moisture-wicking base layer, and then add a fleece or fleece-lined midlayer for both your legs and body. Wear two pairs of socks: one synthetic sock liner and wool-blend or nylon socks over that. Always practice the two-sock system for winter fishing, and seal in warmth for your extremities with insulated convertible gloves and a snug, insulated hat. Heavy-duty breathable waders and a winter-ready wading jacket that’s water and windproof complete the checklist. Never wear anything cotton, not even cotton undershirts or underwear, and especially not cotton socks. Cotton absorbs moisture quickly and then fails to insulate.
We recommend lightweight, UPF 40+ shirts, shorts, or pants for summer fly fishing. If you’re fishing sandy or gravelly bottoms in warmer waters, try our PRO Approach Shoes instead of wading boots or sandals.
In summer and winter, wear moisture-wicking base layers under your waders. In summer, choose lightweight fishing pants or shorts and a UPF-rated casting shirt or sun hoodie. For winter, select a sturdy base layer and fleece or fleece-lined midlayer to wear under your waders. Knowing what to wear for winter fly fishing prepares you to face critically cold conditions.
When it comes to women’s fly fishing clothing and accessories, we’ve got you covered with shirts, pants, vests, and shorts all made to fit your body right. We know conditions vary widely depending on the water and the season, which is why you’ll find apparel to keep you comfortable in any weather. Our Sun Defense and DriCast™ women’s shirts feel light and cool on hot days in full sun. They also cover your arms, shoulders, and torso with UV-blocking fabric. Shade your eyes on bright afternoons and shield your face from rain and wind when the weather turns with a mesh-back ball cap. Stay out longer with pants, shorts, and leggings designed to fit your shape and movement. They flex with your body when you’re navigating the rugged banks of a mountain stream, and they have pockets for easy access to your small essentials. Our women’s fly fishing shorts pull double-duty: they’re stretchy and quick-drying for active days on the water, but nice enough for a casual afternoon on the town. For women who spend serious time on the lake, river, or flats, we have the clothing to match your pace.